Soft food ideas that do not require chewing
elphie754
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Lately I have been having issues with my jaw accidentally locking in an awkward position where it makes it nearly impossible to chew. It locks so that my molars in the back of my mouth have a gap between upper and lower teeth no longer touch.
My jaw eventually pops back into place, but sometimes it takes a long time. Looking for food that are soft and require no chewing -must be oat, barley, wheat and gluten free.
Before anyone asks-I have called a dentist, but their earliest appointment in two weeks from now.
My jaw eventually pops back into place, but sometimes it takes a long time. Looking for food that are soft and require no chewing -must be oat, barley, wheat and gluten free.
Before anyone asks-I have called a dentist, but their earliest appointment in two weeks from now.
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Mashed potatoes/sweet potatoes. Cooked & mashed green beans or carrots. Yogurt. Protein shakes.1
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Ouch! Feel better!!
Maybe some homemade tomato soup or other soups with soft veggies. Otherwise zucchini noodles with sauce may work!!
I always had a giant milk shake after all my oral surgeries, but those add up in calories!0 -
you can cook anything after is cook just pass all to the blender and then you can eat it2
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MotherOfSharpei wrote: »Mashed potatoes/sweet potatoes. Cooked & mashed green beans or carrots. Yogurt. Protein shakes.
Hmm I guess I could put carrots and potato in my blender. That actually sounds amazing right now.alyssadanielle2493 wrote: »Ouch! Feel better!!
Maybe some homemade tomato soup or other soups with soft veggies. Otherwise zucchini noodles with sauce may work!!
I always had a giant milk shake after all my oral surgeries, but those add up in calories!
It's not painful, just annoying.0 -
Kind of a weird one but Nilla Wafers?
When I was a kid I used to put them in the roof of my mouth and suck on them until they became mush. I know the next few weeks might feel like torture so maybe a few Nilla Wafers might be good for morale.0 -
ClubSilencio wrote: »Kind of a weird one but Nilla Wafers?
When I was a kid I used to put them in the roof of my mouth and suck on them until they became mush. I know the next few weeks might feel like torture so maybe a few Nilla Wafers might be good for morale.
No can do-they contain wheat
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Green smoothies
Blended soups (Split Pea, Butternut Squash, Potato Leek, etc)
Chicken Congee
Mashed Cauliflower or Celeriac
Apple sauce
Greek yogurt
Cottage cheese
Nut butters
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ClubSilencio wrote: »Kind of a weird one but Nilla Wafers?
When I was a kid I used to put them in the roof of my mouth and suck on them until they became mush. I know the next few weeks might feel like torture so maybe a few Nilla Wafers might be good for morale.
No can do-they contain wheat
Ah, apologies.
These are a good alternative. I do the same trick with the sucking... and the cookies are much smaller than Nilla Wafers.
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ClubSilencio wrote: »ClubSilencio wrote: »Kind of a weird one but Nilla Wafers?
When I was a kid I used to put them in the roof of my mouth and suck on them until they became mush. I know the next few weeks might feel like torture so maybe a few Nilla Wafers might be good for morale.
No can do-they contain wheat
Ah, apologies.
These are a good alternative. I do the same trick with the sucking... and the cookies are much smaller than Nilla Wafers.
No problem. Those look good, will see if anywhere around here sells them.0 -
Consider a Vitamix to make shakes0
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Figured it would. I love our magic bullet. Funny story about why we bought it to begin with. 3 years ago our one cat got deathly ill and refused to eat, so we had to syringe feed him. We bought the magic bullet pretty much for him so we could prepare food for him. Now we use it for everything lol.1 -
Peanut butter... apparently it was created for people with no teeth!0
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Figured it would. I love our magic bullet. Funny story about why we bought it to begin with. 3 years ago our one cat got deathly ill and refused to eat, so we had to syringe feed him. We bought the magic bullet pretty much for him so we could prepare food for him. Now we use it for everything lol.
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Figured it would. I love our magic bullet. Funny story about why we bought it to begin with. 3 years ago our one cat got deathly ill and refused to eat, so we had to syringe feed him. We bought the magic bullet pretty much for him so we could prepare food for him. Now we use it for everything lol.
That was the other option, but he was so sick, I didn't want to put him through that. We did palliative care for him. The only invasive thing we did was give him fluid boluses everyday. He was diagnosed with liver failure and less than 2 weeks later, passed away.0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »Peanut butter... apparently it was created for people with no teeth!
Ohhhhh dangerous suggestion. I could easily eat antire jar by myself lol0 -
Soup with crackers soaked into it.
Well... crackers if you have any options that suit your allergies.0 -
When i had my wisdom tooth removed i survived on applesauce, jello, mashed potatoes, muscle milk, boxed mac and cheese, and oatmeal.0
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You poor thing... You are going through so much stuff.0
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